Loading…
Back To Schedule
Saturday, April 23 • 3:00pm - 4:00pm
Split/Lip Press Presents: Why We Depart: Genre Bending Across Nonfiction Lines

Sign up or log in to save this to your schedule, view media, leave feedback and see who's attending!

Tweet Share
Feedback form is now closed.


Join us via YouTube for the free event “Split/Lip Press Presents: Why We Depart: Genre Bending Across Nonfiction Lines” with Lauren W. Westerfield, Athena Dixon, Calvin Walds, and Jeannine Ouellete as they use their experiences to delve into why genre-bending motivates, fascinates, and continues to grow, opening the conversation around nonfiction with continued examination of the tools we as writers have at our disposal.

*Note that virtual events listed on our schedule will be available to watch at their scheduled time, and will remain available to watch on our YouTube channel indefinitely.

Click here to view this event on Facebook. Please help us by filling out a festival survey! 
Speakers
avatar for Lauren W. Westerfield

Lauren W. Westerfield

Lauren W. Westerfield's essays and poetry have most recently appeared or are forthcoming in Seneca Review, Willow Springs, Denver Quarterly, Indiana Review, Ninth Letter, and Third Coast. She teaches in the English department at Washington State University, where she is the Editing... Read More →
avatar for Athena Dixon

Athena Dixon

Athena Dixon is a poet and essayist born and raised in NE Ohio. She is the author of the chapbook No God in This Room and a debut collection of personal essays titled The Incredible Shrinking Woman. Her work has been anthologized and is included in The Breakbeat Poets Vol. 2: Black... Read More →
avatar for Calvin Walds

Calvin Walds

Calvin Walds is a writer, educator, and abolitionist/image-maker/nomad originally from Detroit, Michigan. His poems and texts have been published widely and are forthcoming in DIAGRAM and Black Warrior Review. As an educator, he has taught in Sunflower County, in the Mississippi... Read More →
avatar for Jeannine Ouellete

Jeannine Ouellete

Jeannine Ouellette's stories and essays have appeared in many journals including North American Review and Narrative and several anthologies including Women’s Lives: Multicultural Perspectives. Her work has been recognized in numerous contests including those sponsored by Iowa... Read More →

Saturday April 23, 2022 3:00pm - 4:00pm PDT
YouTube
  Virtual Event

Attendees (22)